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Knowledge of Content-Specific Pedagogy

Knowledge of Content-Specific Pedagogy Knowledge of Content-Specific Pedagogy: There is a large set of tools for teaching that are specific to each content area. Lee Shulman (1986) described these as pedagogical content knowledge. Content-specific pedagogical knowledge includes knowing what analogies, examples, and visual representations best capture key ideas of the academic discipline; what experiments, equipment, […]

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Knowledge of Generic Pedagogy

Knowledge of Generic Pedagogy Knowledge of Generic Pedagogy: The Skillful Teacher tackles the vast and complex field of generic pedagogical knowledge. Without solid Figure 1.1 Seven Knowledge Bases for High-Expertise Teaching The Skillful Teacher provides a detailed roadmap for anyone seeking to master generic pedagogy. STUDENT LEARNING/ STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT Generic Pedagogy The Skillful Teacher Content-Specific

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SKILLFUL TEACHING | THE MISSING ELEMENT IN SCHOOL REFORM

SKILLFUL TEACHING | THE MISSING ELEMENT IN SCHOOL REFORM p The Common Core curriculum standards brought a spotlight onto critical thinking, deep understanding, and students’ capacity to articulate their thinking and support their positions with evidence. This focus has, un- fortunately, been sidetracked by erroneous assumptions that the standards are a national curriculum. Common Core

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Why my Master will benefit GD as well as any relevant information about the program.

  Why my Master will benefit GD as well as any relevant information about the program. MY WORK: General Dynamic General Dynamic Mission System, we are a government contractor (aerospace and defense) in numerous areas like building ships and submarine(EB division),Tanks, for the army and Marines, satellite communications, IT, Combat system, Marine systems and aircraft

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Explain how you would change this activity for a student with a higher cognitive level and a lower cognitive level in order to support learning for all students.

Explain how you would change this activity for a student with a higher cognitive level and a lower cognitive level in order to support learning for all students. A classroom is comprised of students at varying levels of cognitive development; therefore, a one-size-fits-all approach will not meet all of the students’ learning needs. Differentiating instruction

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